It All Started with the Eyes: Recreate These Three Dramatic Eyeshadow Looks

I'm back with Jasmine, and now we're going to take this glam look and we're just going to pump it up into a dramatic look. Jasmine says she likes to go full-on when she goes dramatic. She likes sparkles, she likes dark, and so we're going to take it there, but I'm going to show you in a really kind of easy and quick way. I'm using the Master Pro Pigment Pencil in the shade Super Black. In that same place where I used the brown earlier, I'm going to now just go over with black. I'm not going to hold back as much now, since I know that we're doing a more dramatic look. And I'm going to flip it over, go really thick with that line, and just blend up and out again. I love to be able to not have to be so precise with the line. You can just go really quickly. You can be even a little messy, and then you just flip it over and you soften it, and immediately it looks more symmetrical, and it looks softer, and it has a more sultry look. What I love about this pencil is that it really allows you, if you can notice, I'm still blending it, and it hasn't kind of gripped completely yet and stuck, but as soon as I'm done blending this now, it's going to grip beautifully and it's going to stay exactly where you put it. I'm going to take the Master Metallics now, and I'm going to go with this beautiful deep sort of slate, dark grey or shimmery black, and I'm just going right over that pencil. And again, like earlier, when you put the pencil as a base, it grabs the shadow really nicely, and it gives you incredible lasting power. A little bit of shade 12 from the Master Metallics. I'm going to go right back into there. I'm going to take Master Crystal Reflector in Citrine with my finger. And to finish off, I'm going to just take shade number 8, which are cheap ones. Okay, I'm just adding some finishing touches to the dramatic look, and that completes our dramatic look on Jasmine. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I hope you loved it. Do you love it? I think it's gorgeous. He's ready for the red carpet. We're a Zoom call. Hey, everyone, so we have our glam look on Fatuma, and now we're going to take the glam look into a more dramatic look. I'm going to start by using the Master Pigment Pro Pencil in Super Black, and I'm going to go along the lower lash line to create some drama. I'm just going to smoke this out with the other end of the pencil. I'm going to go along the upper inner eyelid. This tickles a bit. I'm just going to lift the eye up and just get that black pencil right in there. That gives the ultimate definition. I'm going to take the Master Pigment Pro Pencil in the Perfect Brown, and I'm just going to smoke out both sides of her eyelid, but not the center. I'm going to do that with the pencil here, and I'm going to use the E5 brush just to blend that in. When you're creating a more dramatic look, don't be afraid to add color into this inner eye area here. I'm going to take the E3 brush now and I'm going to mix shades 9 and 10. I'm going to go right over that. I'm not putting any darkness in the center of the lid. I'm just keeping it on the outer corners. I'm going to take the Master Prep and Set in Deep. This is the lighter shade of the two. I'm using the flat side of the EF1 brush. I'm just going to apply that here as a little base, and now I'm going to take the Master Crystal Reflector in Citrine, just with the tip of my finger, and the Master Crystal Reflector in Quartz, right on top of that, and I'm going to blend that with a brush. I'm going to take the black shade from the Master Matte, and so I just created a little spotlight with the Crystal Reflector, adding a little bit of the Secret Glow in Expensive just on the very high points of the face. All right, everyone, that is it for our dramatic look. I hope you guys all enjoyed it. Love it. Which one was your favorite, natural, glam, or dramatic? I think this was my favorite. So you're a dramatic girl. She's a drama queen. And now we are going to take this glam look on Michelle, and we are going to turn it into a dramatic look. First, we're going to intensify the inner corners with the Master Matte's Brightening Pencil just a bit, but more so on the lower inner corners, and then I'm going to connect that into the inside. I think I will take the Master Metals palette. I'm going to drop a little bit of our Master Metal Manipulator in there. I'm going to take just a little bit of that silver, and I'm going to line basically where I was applying that Brightening Pencil. You could use this wet or dry. I'm just using it wet with the Manipulator because I'd like it to work as a metal liner. Since we did sort of like a pinky eye before, I'm going to actually go in that same direction, and I'm going to take the rose gold shade, apply it right above the black liner. And so if you're using this for personal use, you don't have to scrape the shadows into it. You can just kind of go directly into the shadow like this. So Michelle told me she likes to have her lower lids smoked out. She likes when she has color on her lower lids. So I'm going to take the Master Metals, smoke out similar to how we did on the top. I'm just going to do it on the bottom this time. So for me, this is dramatic. I know that a lot of you guys on my Instagram are going to think this is completely natural morning makeup as you tell me in my comments often, but in reality, this is pretty dramatic makeup. So I'm just going to add a little bit of the Master Secret Glow. So I'm just adding a little bit of the glow to her cheeks, and I'm going to take a little bit with my finger as well and just put some on the lid. I'm going to just finish off with a tiny bit on the lips. A little bit of the Master Metal Manipulator in the rose gold shade in the Master Metals with my E4 brush. And I'm going to just make the look monochromatic. I'm going to add just a little bit to the lips, almost like a lip liner. I'm just going to pick up the rose gold on the eyes and just a tiny bit on the lips here. All right, that is it. We have went on Michelle from natural to glam to dramatic. This is our final dramatic look. I hope you guys enjoyed it, and I hope you guys are inspired to play and try your own versions of natural glam and dramatic as well.